Leah Collins: How College Students Can Build Wealth After Graduation

Leah Collins is a financial educator, speaker, and host of the hit financial television show Maxxed Out, currently streaming on HBO Max and Discovery+. Her work focuses on helping people understand how their financial decisions are shaped by real life—relationships, environment, lifestyle, and the moments where money decisions actually happen. She is currently bringing this work to college campuses through interactive financial preparedness programming designed specifically for students. Leah’s sessions go beyond traditional financial literacy by incorporating storytelling, fun case studies, and real-life decision-making experiences that allow students to actually see the consequences of their choices in real time.

In episode 672 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Leah chose Texas Tech, how credit cards shaped her relationship with money, what are the biggest mistakes college students are making with money, how financial decisions are shaped by environment and relationships, how things can go wrong financially in Greek Life, what financial system should college students be using, how important financial skills are in someone’s career, how college students can build wealth after graduation, one story from her television show “Maxxed Out” that really stands out, and how her programs are different from the traditional financial literacy programs. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sInMvKBhk6E

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Frank Buchholz: Common Mistakes That Young Investors Make

Common mistakes that young investors make can be avoided! Frank Buchholz is a retired financial advisor with 40 years of experience helping individuals and families achieve financial security. Known for his approachable INVESTING and practical advice, Frank combines his deep expertise with real-life stories to demystify investing. Now, he’s sharing his insights in this transformative guide, The Investor’s Golden Playbook.

In episode 577 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out what inspired Frank to write The Investor’s Golden Playbook for a wider audience, what’s the first mindset shift that young investors need to make, what is the most important thing to remember from the 12 golden rules of investing, common mistakes that young investors make, attributes that college students should start building now to set themselves up for long-term financial success, how college students can use credit cards wisely without falling into debt traps, how young investors should think about investing even if they don’t have much to invest, how gratitude ties into financial wellness, what is the beauty of charitable giving, and more resources to learn about financial investing. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2pRp6cZDrY

 

 
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